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This one gave out pretty white blooms that lasted about a month. I figure it may have been lying around in BJ’s for awhile. Eventually I noticed that the roots were outgrowing the pot, so I made my attempt to repot in Orchid mix, fertilize and water once a week. Sadly, it looks to be on its last legs. I’m willing to go that extra mile if its even possible to revive it.
It appears you've allowed this plant to go too long without watering. Put the roots in water and let them soak for a few days and see what happens. Don't let water get onto the crown, just the roots. At this point you have nothing to lose. There are videos on YouTube about how to revive an orchid without roots, but I've never had the need to try it.
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